Prices from £299 PN

Located in the heart of the Cotswolds and set amid acres of beautiful meadowland, you'll find Calcot & Spa - a characterful hotel with delicious dining experiences and an award-winning spa.

Visit for
An idyllic wellness break
Be inspired by
Those important little touches
Setting
Cotswold country estate
Style
Cotswold chic
Accommodation
Rooms | Suites
Don't forget
Your boots to walk the nature trail and 240 acres of rewilded meadowland
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Or call the hotel on 0166 689 0391

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Waiting for you at Calcot & Spa...

  1. Facilities

    Accessible facilities
    Children welcome
    Dogs accepted
    Electric car charging
    Exclusive use
    Gardens
    Helipad
    Meetings
    Restaurant
    Spa & Leisure
    Swimming pool
    Tennis
    Wedding facilities

  2. Nailsworth

    The thriving little town of Nailsworth in Gloucestershire is a must-see. Here you'll find plenty of independent shops to potter around and quirky cafés where you can enjoy a coffee and a few light bites.

  3. Things to know

    Check in at Calcot & Spa from 3pm and check out anytime before 11am.

    Book your stay direct to unlock the best available rate, flexible cancellation, and priority upgrade where possible.

    All overnight guests can also enjoy access to the award-winning spa facilities.

Getting here

Calcot & Spa, Near Tetbury, Gloucestershire, GL8 8YJ

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“This hotel pulls out all the stops...

to let families in on the fun. Adults-only time is possible thanks to a brilliant kids' club where four hours childcare a day are included, so you can hop to the spa or bar - or back to a very comfy bed. Play tennis, work out or swim in the two pools, then borrow bikes to explore the rewilded grounds."

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